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Spring Boot 1.0 Hello World in Docker

This is a quick tech demo to integrate the buzzwords of the day: Spring Boot, Docker and Microservices.

Compatibility

  • This has been tested on various Macs and should work on all Unixes supported by Gradle/Docker
  • The Dockerfile currently installs a Java7 VM so you can't compile for Java8
  • There's no support for Windows since I don't have easy access to machines. Therefore, there's no gradlew.bat file to not raise false hopes.

Requirements

  1. Docker

Features

  1. almost self contained (just add docker)
  2. up in 5 secs
  3. no provisioning framework (puppet, chef, etc.)
  4. rebuilt in 10 secs

HowTo

# 1. Build the Spring Boot app
./gradlew build

# 2. builds the docker image
docker build -t 'spring-boot' .

# 3. run the docker image, exposing the port 8080 to our host
DOCKER_ID=$(docker run -p 8080:8080 -d spring-boot)

# 4. Try it!
curl http://127.0.0.1:8080

# 5. Kill it!
docker kill $DOCKER_ID

NOTE

If you're using boot2docker (e.g. you're a Mac user and running docker itself in a VM), your port redirects end up in the VM and will not be visible on your host. This script helps. The original issue is here.
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